About

The Maronite College Of The Holy Family

The Maronite College of the Holy Family Maronite College of the Holy Family endeavours to: deepen the faith of its students. strengthen their hope. extend their love and friendship. Each teacher brings their own unique talents and background (educational, social and religious), and a shared vision of the importance of the Catholic education system.

Maronite College of the Holy Family endeavours to:

Our Lady of Lebanon College was opened in 1973 with an enrolment of 115 pupils and occupied space under Our Lady of Lebanon Church. The early conditions were austere with few, if any, amenities. Yet the pioneer Sisters got on with the task of providing education to families newly arrived in Australia who were battling both financial and linguistic barriers.

deepen the faith of its students.
strengthen their hope.
extend their love and friendship.
develop in them a respect for all people through good manners, respect for authority, and dedication to work.

Mission & Vision

Principal’s Welcome

Strategic Plan

Maronite Sisters of The Holy Family

Maronite Faith

Maronite History

Mission & Vision

Inspired by the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family, we provide high quality learning, nurturing students in their spiritual, academic, physical, and social potential, to serve the needs of the broader community.

Principal’s Welcome

We invite you into a place where faith in Christ is the foundation of who we are, where holistic growth of each person is valued and encouraged.

Strategic Plan

We are a K-12 Coeducational College established by the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family. We offer diverse and challenging academic and sporting initiatives, social development and spiritual formation, in a community centred environment.

Maronite Sisters of The Holy Family

The Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family was founded in 1895 to educate young girls and serve those in need through faith, education, and care. Despite early challenges, the Congregation grew across Lebanon and internationally, including Australia.

Maronite Faith

Saint Maroun was a 4th-century hermit whose spiritual life and miracles led to the formation of the Maronite Church. His followers brought Christianity from Syria to Lebanon, where they lived in prayer, simplicity, and service.

Maronite History

Maronite College of the Holy Family, formerly Our Lady of Lebanon College, was founded in 1973 by pioneering Maronite Sisters to serve the educational needs of newly arrived Lebanese families in Harris Park.

Our history

Maronite College of the Holy Family (Previously Our Lady of Lebanon College)

Sr Constance Bacha and Sister Juliette Ghorayeb laid the foundations for Our Lady of Lebanon school. Sister Madeleine de la Croix joined them in 1974. Our Lady of Lebanon College was opened in 1973 with an enrolment of 115 pupils and occupied space under Our Lady of Lebanon Church. The early conditions were austere with few, if any, amenities. Yet the pioneer Sisters got on with the task of providing education to families newly arrived in Australia who were battling both financial and linguistic barriers.

Our learners

We are a welcoming learning community that fosters excellence, nurtures resilience and builds confidence